A NEW LIFE IN ITALY – THE PODCAST THAT takes you behind the scenes of what it's really like to move and live in Italy and shows you how starting a new life in the bel Paese is possible for you. This weekly podcast is hosted by Samantha Wilson, Italy’s top relocation expert and chief dream maker at Smart Move Italy is for anyone who dreams of adopting the Italian lifestyle, no matter where you are in the process. Tune in every week for some inspiration, and super “ah-ha” moments, and learn how you can live longer, spend less, and smile more in your new life in Italy.
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Marianne, a Norwegian living in Oslo who, along with her husband, embarked on the adventure of buying and renovating a 600 square meter ancient palazzo in Sicily.
Marianne shares her journey of purchasing the property in Palazzolo Accredi, a small town in Sicily, and transforming it into an Airbnb.
Her story is one of passion, determination, and embracing the challenges of renovating a historic property in a foreign country So, if you're considering buying a property in Italy or embarking on a renovation project, this episode is a must-listen for valuable insights and inspiration.
Be sure to check out Marianne's Instagram account, Sweet and Pfeiffer, for a visual journey through her Sicilian renovation adventure.
If you loved this episode and want to hear more, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more people — just like you — to move toward their new life in Italy and live the life they deserve.
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A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
Hello everyone, Samantha Wilson here, your host of A New Life in Italy. In this episode, we delve into the heart of Italian culture by exploring Ferragosto, a significant holiday in Italy.
Ferragosto, which dates back to ancient Rome, was established by Emperor Augustus in 18 BCE as a period of rest and celebration after the harvest. Over the centuries, it evolved, with the Catholic Church later aligning it with the Assumption of Mary on August 15th. During the 1930s, the fascist regime promoted "popular trips" with reduced fares, allowing the working class to enjoy holidays by the sea.
Today, Ferragosto remains a cherished time for Italians to take a break, reconnect with family and friends, and enjoy festivities. Many businesses close, especially in smaller towns, but tourist areas and larger cities like Rome, Florence, and Milan remain lively.
For those planning to visit or move to Italy during Ferragosto, I shared some essential tips:
1. Book in Advance: Accommodations fill up quickly.
2. Expect Closures: Many shops and services will be closed.
3. Embrace Local Culture: Join beach parties, festivals, and parades.
4. Indulge in Food: Enjoy traditional Italian summer foods and gelato.
5. Check Travel Schedules: Beat the crowds by starting your day early and consider using public transportation.
Living in Italy has taught me the importance of taking a break and enjoying life. So, from all of us at SmartMove Italy and Sentieri Media, we wish you buon Ferragosto. Enjoy your summer, and we'll see you after the break.
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S2 EP 14 How To Find The Best Place To Live In Italy
Season 2 · Episode 14
Wednesday, May 22, 2024 • Duration 30:01
Ciao! Today we are going on a virtual tour across the regions of Italy, to help you find the perfect place to call home. Whether you're looking for busy hub in the north or a relaxed, sun-soaked lifestyle in the south, this episode will guide you through the key factors to consider and help you pick the best place for you.
Key Points Discussed:Understanding Italy's Regions
Italy is divided into 20 regions, each with its own provinces and municipalities.
The country has a rich history, only becoming a unified republic in 1861, which explains the distinct regional differences.
Lifestyle and Personality Fit
The North offers more order, modern amenities, and predictability, while the South is known for its rustic charm, deep-rooted traditions, and a bit more chaos.
Your personality and lifestyle preferences should guide your choice between the North and South.
Reasons for Moving
Whether you're moving for work, retirement, or to be closer to family, your specific needs will influence your ideal location.
Consider factors like job opportunities, healthcare, transportation, and social life.
Weather and Seasons
Italy has distinct seasons, with the north experiencing colder winters and the south enjoying milder temperatures but hotter summers.
Weather can significantly impact your quality of life, so choose a region that aligns with your climate preferences.
Healthcare and Accessibility
The north generally offers better healthcare facilities and services due to more resources and population density.
If you need specialized medical care, central or northern Italy might be more suitable.
Social Life and Community
Italy is known for its vibrant social life, but your experience can vary based on location.
Smaller towns in the south may offer a more welcoming community, while cities in the north might be more insular.
Cost of Living
Northern Italy, especially cities like Milan, is more expensive compared to the south.
Listener QuestionsFinal Thoughts
S2 EP 13 Planning Your Move to Italy: Learn, Evaluate and Apply
Season 2 · Episode 13
Wednesday, May 15, 2024 • Duration 37:08
In today's episode, we are going to start from the beginning, and talk about how you can plan your move to Italy.
There are five stages of moving to Italy: Learning, Evaluating, Applying, Arriving, and Settling In. However, today we are going to focused on the first three critical stages.
Learning Stage: This is all about dreaming and gathering information. Whether you've visited Italy once or are just fascinated by the lifestyle, this stage involves consuming all possible information about living in Italy, from blogs and forums to podcasts like this one.
Evaluating Stage: After you've armed yourself with knowledge, it's time to look inward and evaluate your personal circumstances including financial, emotional, and physical aspects. This stage helps you decide if moving to Italy aligns with your personal goals and capabilities.
Applying Stage: Here, we tackle the practical steps of applying for visas or citizenship, depending on your situation. We covered different types of visas and the importance of choosing the right one for your situation.
Remember that each stage builds on the previous one, and it's important to start from the right spot.
For those of you considering this big step, remember, that moving to Italy—or any new country—is a significant life decision that requires careful thought and planning. But with the right approach, your transition can be successful and fulfilling.
Don't forget to check out our website for more resources and to answer any further questions you might have about starting your new life in Italy. Ciao for now!
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S2 EP 12 The Insiders Guide to Italy's Digital Nomad Visa: Eligibility, Application, and Insider Tips
Season 2 · Episode 12
Wednesday, May 8, 2024 • Duration 33:18
Today we are diving deep into the new Italian Digital Nomad Visa. This visa is a game-changer for highly skilled professionals dreaming of blending work with the Italian way of life.
Italy has rolled out this new visa specifically for digital nomads and remote workers, offering a unique opportunity to live and work in Italy. There are some key differences though, that you will need to be aware of before you sell up and start packing!
Today I will be talking about the eligibility requirements, the application process, and some sticking points that some of you may encounter.
We wrapped up the episode by addressing listener questions about Italian citizenship, regional court concerns for citizenship applications, and residency specifics in Italy.
Whether you're a seasoned remote worker or a freelancer, understanding these nuances will help you navigate the application process more smoothly.
For more details and assistance with your application, visit our website at smartmoveitaly.com/digitalnomad. Don't forget to tune in next week for more tips on living your Italian dream!
Ciao for now, and remember, life is short, and Italy awaits!
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S2 EP 11 Moving to Italy With Kids: From Language Learning to Choosing Schools
Season 2 · Episode 11
Wednesday, May 1, 2024 • Duration 43:19
In today's episode, we explored the exciting yet daunting prospect of moving to Italy with children.
With the introduction of the new Digital Nomad Visa, the dream of immersing your family in a new culture has become more accessible, and Italy, with its rich history, culture, and family-centric lifestyle, presents a perfect backdrop for raising children.
I talk about the practical aspects of relocating, such as dealing with the intricacies of moving logistics, finding schools, and integrating into the Italian community. Plus I shared personal experiences about my own experiences with kids and grandkids in Italy.
Our special guest, Shannon Kelly from www.theculturedkid.com, joins me to give invaluable insights into teaching kids new languages, even when the parents are not fluent. Her platform offers resources in multiple languages, including Italian, making it easier for children to adapt linguistically to their new home.
We also tackled listener questions about practical aspects of living in Italy, such as healthcare, property buying, and residency issues. Each response aimed to clarify common misconceptions and provide useful tips for a smooth transition to Italian life.
Whether you're just curious or seriously planning a move, this episode is packed with advice, stories, and resources to help you and your children embrace a new life in Italy. Remember, every step towards this new life is a step towards creating unforgettable memories with your family in the beautiful setting of Italy.
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S2 EP 10 Living in Venice: Discover Local Life Beyond Tourism with Expert Monica Cesarato
Season 2 · Episode 10
Wednesday, April 24, 2024 • Duration 51:43
Welcome back to another episode of "A New Life in Italy." I'm your host, Samantha Wilson, and today we're taking a special journey to Venice. But we're not talking about the Venice you're used to seeing on social media or in travel brochures; we're exploring the authentic Venice, the one that locals call home.
I'm thrilled to have my friend Monica Cesarato join us. She's a Venetian local, and a renowned tour guide, and you might know her from her Instagram, her books, or her podcast "Venice Talks" on Sentire Media. Monica is here to give us the insider scoop on the real Venice, from the best quiet neighborhoods to the true costs of living in a floating city.
Venice is known for its canals, history, and Carnavale, but beyond the picturesque scenes, there's a vibrant community living a rich life. We'll dive into the daily routines of Venetians, how they shop, eat, and play while avoiding tourist traps. This episode is your golden ticket to discover the lesser-known aspects of Venetian life and perhaps how you can make this city your new home.
Whether you're dreaming of moving to Venice or just curious about the reality behind its fairy tale facade, this show is for you.
Remember to check out the show notes for all of Monica's details, and don't miss her podcast "Venice Talks" for an even deeper dive into Venetian life. Until next time, ciao for now!
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S2 EP 9 The Expat's Playbook for Renting a Home in Italy
Season 2 · Episode 9
Wednesday, April 17, 2024 • Duration 29:32
Welcome back to A New Life in Italy. In today's episode, we tackled the often challenging task of finding a rental property in Italy, a crucial step for those planning to move here, whether for visa applications, citizenship, or residency due to marriage to an Italian or European.
Renting in Italy is a common and socially accepted practice, offering flexibility and a lower cost compared to buying. However, it's not without its difficulties, especially for foreigners without an Italian income, which can be a significant hurdle.
Here are some key takeaways from the episode:
Start Early: Securing accommodation should be done before arriving in Italy due to the time-consuming nature of the rental process.
Get Help: Enlist the aid of someone who speaks both Italian and English to navigate the market and vouch for you.
Be Prepared: Have your financial documents ready and expect to pay a deposit of two to three months' rent.
Understand the Leases: Familiarize yourself with the types of leases available, such as Transitorio (31 days to 18 months) and residential leases (4+4 or 3+2 years).
Location Matters: Choose a location with good public transportation and consider tax implications if moving to a 7% flat tax qualifying town.
Use Online Resources: Websites like Idealista, Immobilare, and Miafito can be valuable in your search.
Be Patient and Flexible: The process can take time, and you may face rejections. Don't wait for the perfect property; focus on securing a suitable one to begin your life in Italy.
To wrap up, I shared my top seven tips for a smoother rental process, emphasizing the importance of getting help, being financially prepared, and maintaining patience and flexibility throughout the search.
If you're embarking on your rental journey in Italy or have any questions about moving here, don't hesitate to reach out to us at smartmoveitaly.com. Join us next week for more insights into living your dream life in Italy. Ciao for now!
S2 EP 8 The Best and Worst Places to Apply for Italian Citizenship in Italy
Season 2 · Episode 8
Wednesday, April 10, 2024 • Duration 32:37
🔔 Important Update (as of May 24, 2025) 🔔
Please note that since Law 74/2025 went into effect on May 24, 2025, eligibility for the comune case (also known as the fast-track route) has been immediately affected.
You can now only pursue the fast-track process if you have an Italy-born parent or grandparent who did not naturalize.
If your Italy-born parent or grandparent did naturalize, your case would instead fall under citizenship by naturalization, which requires uninterrupted legal Italian residency for two years before applying. To do so, you must first obtain a visa and residence permit.
We’ve added helpful links at the bottom of these show notes so you can learn more and assess your eligibility under the new law. If there are any changes or updates to this law, our team will report on them and share what they mean for future applicants.
👋 Welcome back, dreamers and doers, to another episode of "A New Life in Italy." I'm your host, Samantha Wilson, the Chief Dream Maker at SmartMoveItaly.com. Today, we're diving into the exciting world of Italian citizenship, specifically the fast track process of applying directly in Italy.
Italian citizenship is not just about connecting with your heritage; it's a gateway to European living, granting you the freedom to live, work, or study in any EU country. However, the journey to citizenship can be long and complex, with some applicants facing years-long waits at local consulates or even having to petition Italian courts.
But there's a faster way: the fast track application in Italy. While it promises a quicker path to citizenship, it comes with its own set of challenges and requirements, which we'll explore in detail.
Qualifications for Fast Track Citizenship
To qualify for fast track citizenship, you must have an Italian ancestor who did not naturalize as a citizen of another country before their child (your direct ancestor) was born.
Preparing for the Application
Before you pack your bags for Italy, your application must be complete. This includes gathering extensive documentation, such as vital records, apostilles, and translations, which must be sworn in an Italian court. Arriving in Italy with an incomplete application can result in being turned away.
Residency in ItalyTiming and CostsBringing Your SpouseWhere to ApplyFinal Thoughts
S2 EP 7 Navigating Italian Healthcare as an Expat
Season 2 · Episode 7
Wednesday, April 3, 2024 • Duration 38:36
Welcome back to another episode of "A New Life in Italy." I'm your host, Samantha Wilson, and today we're diving into a topic that's crucial for anyone considering a move to Italy—healthcare.
Moving to Italy offers a plethora of delights, from the weather to the food, but it also comes with the need to understand the practicalities of living here, such as healthcare. As we age or encounter unexpected health issues, understanding the healthcare system becomes vital.
In Italy, healthcare is a fundamental human right, and the system here is known as the Sistema Sanitario Nazionale (SSN). It's accessible, affordable, and advanced. For residents, including expats on a visa, EU citizens, and Italian citizens, the public healthcare system is available. However, you must be a resident to access it, and for non-EU citizens, there's a fee, which has recently increased to a minimum of €2,000 per year.
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Emergency care is provided to anyone, resident or not, often free of charge. For regular healthcare, you can choose between the public SSN or the private system. The private system is pay-as-you-go and can be a good option for those who are generally healthy and don't require frequent medical attention.
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A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
Your budget will go further in the south, but you may have to compromise on some conveniences.
We answered questions about converting a North American driver's license to an Italian one, budgeting for closing costs when buying a house, and the most affordable and expensive places to live in Italy.
Choosing where to live in Italy is a deeply personal decision that should align with your lifestyle, personality, and practical needs. Remember, Italy offers excellent transportation options, so you can always explore different regions even if you settle in one.
Thank you for tuning in! If you have any questions about moving to Italy, feel free to leave us a voicemail at our website. Don't forget to rate and review the podcast if you enjoyed this episode. Ciao for now!
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Ci vediamo!
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Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
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Until next time!
Ci vediamo!
Mentioned in this episode:
Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
If you want to learn more about ways that my team and I can help you live your dream life in Italy, visit us at www.smartmoveitaly.com or send me an email!
Until next time!
Ci vediamo!
Mentioned in this episode:
Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
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If you want to learn more about ways that my team and I can help you live your dream life in Italy, visit us at www.smartmoveitaly.com or send me an email!
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Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the podcast. I’m adding new episodes every week and, if you’re not following, there’s a good chance you’ll miss out. Follow now!
If you want to learn more about ways that my team and I can help you live your dream life in Italy, visit us at www.smartmoveitaly.com or send me an email!
Until next time!
Ci vediamo!
Mentioned in this episode:
Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A critical aspect of the fast track process is that you must move to Italy and establish residency there. This means finding a place to live and transferring your fiscal residence to Italy. It's not enough to visit for a short period; you must be a resident to apply.
The process can take anywhere from four months to a year, depending on where you apply. Costs vary, but a full legal review of your application is essential and can start around 650 euros. Professional assistance is recommended, with services like ours starting at around 3,000 euros.
If you're married, your spouse can join you in Italy without a visa, provided you're legally married and have suitable accommodation. They can apply for a permesso di soggiorno (residence permit) based on your application.
Choosing where to apply is crucial. Smaller towns may offer a faster process, while larger cities can be slower as they are busier.
Top Picks for Applying in Italy:
Bisenti, Abruzzo
Siena, Tuscany
Lago Maggiore, Lombardia
Worst Places
Bari, Puglia
Bologna, ER
Citta Sant'Angelo, Abruzzo
Italian citizenship is more than a passport; it's about integrating into Italian society and culture. Patience, preparation, and a good support system are key to navigating the complexities of the process.
If you have questions about your eligibility or need a assistance, visit our website.
Until next time, keep dreaming and planning your new life in Italy. Ciao for now!
Mentioned in this episode:
Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
Cultural differences in approaching health and medicine are also significant. Italians take their health seriously, and there's a cultural permission to be sick and take the time to recover without fear of repercussions at work.
I share some personal experiences and tips for navigating the Italian healthcare system, emphasizing the importance of understanding the cultural approach to health and the practicalities of accessing care. I also discussed the benefits of the Italian healthcare system, including the personal attention from family doctors and the affordability of prescriptions.
In summary, Italy's healthcare system is excellent, and as an expat, you can access it once you become a resident. While the fees for foreigners have increased, they are still reasonable compared to healthcare costs in many other countries. Remember, your health is your wealth, and Italy offers a supportive environment to take care of it.
If you have any questions about moving to Italy, feel free to reach out via our website at smartmoveitaly.com/podcast. Until next time, I wish you health and happiness on your Italian adventure. Ciao for now!
Mentioned in this episode:
Listen Vivace
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/
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